WALL-E Reviews
Hollywood Reporter
Top Critic
Movie Habit
3-DVD set has good special features, but most fans will probably be satisfied with the 1-DVD edition
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| Original Score: 3.5/4
Uruguay Total
Sólo la media hora inicial alcanza para convertirla en una película inusual, sobre todo pensando en los productos que suelen llegar pensando en el público más joven (...)
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| Original Score: 4/5
7M Pictures
It's as perfect as a love story can get. And even against the amazing quality in the Pixar pedigree, it still manages to rise to the top as one of their best films to date.
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| Original Score: 5/5
Killer Movie Reviews
The true test of a great film is whether or not it is able to affect you as deeply the tenth time you see as it did the first time. WALL-E does.
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| Original Score: 5/5
Movie Metropolis
Wall-E cleverly offers three things in one: a robot love story, a cautionary fable, and another Pixar demonstration in how to create a richly detailed and textured world that surpasses everything previously done.
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| Original Score: 9/10
Teletext
Only when WALL.E follows EVE to a vast space cruiseliner does the film turn softly but effectively satirical. Largely a silent movie, it's dazzling and affecting.
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| Original Score: 10/10
SoundtrackNet
With a nice eco-friendly message, great DVD transfer and sound, and solid bulk of extras, Wall-E is a must-have release.
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| Original Score: 4.5/5
DVDSleuth.com
The movie is far too long, and can't coast by on characters who have limited appeal and charm.
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| Original Score: 2/5
Slant Magazine
Despite its rather flimsy (but eco-friendly) packaging, Pixar pulls out all the stops for this three-disc special edition of WALL-E
Apollo Guide
Released as an awesome three-DVD special edition and an even more spectacular Blu-ray package, it's the sort of release that sends people running to buy new equipment.
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| Original Score: 82/100
NewsBlaze
Eco-toon romance blooms as WALL-E deposit a gift of love - a tiny plant - in EVE's, well, compartment, and rebel robot computers with much more to teach humankind than just sending emails. A Kidconvenient Truth.
